Dennis Leary - Douchebags and Donuts
If you don't know who Denis Leary is, or if your exposure has been limited to his surprisingly good "Rescue Me" series, it's best to steer entirely clear of his latest one-hour stand-up special titled "Denis Leary and Friends Present Douchebags and Donuts". The Comedy Central special presentation debuts on XXXXXX but ...
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If you don't know who Denis Leary is, or if your exposure has been limited to his surprisingly good "Rescue Me" series, it's best to steer entirely clear of his latest one-hour stand-up special titled "Denis Leary and Friends Present Douchebags and Donuts". The Comedy Central special presentation debuts on XXXXXX but for all but Leary's acolytes, it's a cringe-worthy affair.
Leary, the notorious Emmy-nominated star of "Rescue Me" and NY Times best-selling author, returns to his stand-up roots with this provocative one-hour special taped live at NYC's Town Hall. Not since "No Cure for Cancer" has Leary unleashed his trademark foul-mouthed rants quite like this, calling to mind Andrew Dice Clay and the shock-driven comedians of the mid-nineties.
Throughout the hourlong special, Leary recruits rising comedienne Whitney Cummings, as well as his "Rescue Me" costars Lenny Clarke and Adam Ferrara, for a scathing takedown of douchebags everywhere and delivers a blistering, eye-opening intro to 2011. Those watching at home are in for plenty of beeps and censored material, as Leary's never been known for mild humor. Taking aim at the public's obsession with vapid celebrity and its inevitably douchey trimmings, Leary and friends excoriate society's worst offenders, making mincemeat of all the deserving dolts 2010 had to offer.
Leary, the notorious Emmy-nominated star of "Rescue Me" and NY Times best-selling author, returns to his stand-up roots with this provocative one-hour special taped live at NYC's Town Hall. Not since "No Cure for Cancer" has Leary unleashed his trademark foul-mouthed rants quite like this, calling to mind Andrew Dice Clay and the shock-driven comedians of the mid-nineties.
Throughout the hourlong special, Leary recruits rising comedienne Whitney Cummings, as well as his "Rescue Me" costars Lenny Clarke and Adam Ferrara, for a scathing takedown of douchebags everywhere and delivers a blistering, eye-opening intro to 2011. Those watching at home are in for plenty of beeps and censored material, as Leary's never been known for mild humor. Taking aim at the public's obsession with vapid celebrity and its inevitably douchey trimmings, Leary and friends excoriate society's worst offenders, making mincemeat of all the deserving dolts 2010 had to offer.
